2026 is going to be a busy year. Olympics. Can you spell “luge”? More Olympics. Go Dog Go!! Mid-term Election Cycle and new Governors. What committee are you on? Whether your student is graduating with the Class of 2026, or you are on the Parade Committee for your July 4th celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the USA, now is the time to start planning for parties, galas and the events surrounding these big events.
We have awards and trophies for winners and achievements. Looking for recognition for your committee members or team sponsors? We can help you find the perfect solution at the right price point for any situation. Call our friendly customer service department and we can custom print plaques, awards and trophies for the Grand Marshalls and Valedictorians that deserve recognition.
If you are looking for a special gift for your sponsors of the local baseball tournament or community 5K race, we have custom printed stainless steel tumblers and coffee mugs available in low quantities and with fast delivery times. Our products are produced in our own factory in the Heartland of the US, so we can make it happen for those last minute decisions at the board meetings. We can personalize the products with the event name and logo, and make those recipients know that they are appreciated.
Summer will be here before you know it and custom printed stadium cups will help keep the hydration happening. Your tent will draw the customers in when they see your name on the stadium cups that everyone is holding. Custom printed cups are the promotional product that keeps giving back, when people take them home and use them for the neighborhood picnic after the 4th of July Parade. If the event is an up-scale outdoor event, consider frost flex cups for an elegant look with the event logo.
A parade isn’t complete without custom printed latex balloons to pass out to the kiddies along the route. For just pennies per balloon, they are a walking billboard for your candidate or team as the we celebrate 250 years of freedom and liberty in the United States. Pass it on!